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I’ve been playing a bunch of *Dungeons & Dragons* games lately, and most of them are self-contained stories you can jump right into. There *are* some online ones if you want to play with friends, and a few are actually expansions – you need to buy the main game first to play those. The cool thing is they’re set all over the *D&D* world, like the Sword Coast or the creepy Underdark, and sometimes you even get to play alongside characters you already know from other *D&D* games!

This item is located in the Sands of Karak region of *Silksong*, just above Blasted Steps. It’s hidden and requires the Super Jump ability to reach.

In *Silksong*, players can find the Flintslate tool by unlocking one of the doors in the Deep Docks. Unlike some other locked doors, this one doesn’t require a puzzle or switch – you just need a Simple Key to open it.

In *Borderlands 4*, you’ll find loot very quickly while battling enemies on Kairos. Getting better gear and weapons is awesome, but you’ll eventually need to manage your inventory and get rid of some items to make space for new discoveries.

The video game industry has changed dramatically over time, shaped by things like new consoles and popular game types. Even small changes in the past could have resulted in a very different gaming world today.

To find a in *Silksong*, players need to go through the locked door in High Halls. This door requires a Simple Key and is located to the left of the High Halls Ventrica and Bench, making it hard to miss.

The 2000s gave us many of the most memorable video games ever made – titles that truly changed gaming. This decade saw the rise of huge, open-world games and a big focus on impressive graphics, and it’s full of high-quality games that had a lasting impact on the industry.

For a century, humanity enjoyed peace, but that era has ended, replaced by a desperate and chaotic fight for survival. The anime *Attack on Titan* follows Eren’s quest to wipe out the Titans, unaware of the hidden truths behind these monstrous creatures. Widely loved and considered unique by its fans, *Attack on Titan* now faces comparisons to a newer anime that gained significant recognition at the 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards. Some viewers even believe this newer series is better.

Game Rant recently interviewed Coralie Feniello, a producer at Bandai Namco Europe, about *Little Nightmares 3*. Feniello discussed how the game enhances the series’ signature suspense with cooperative gameplay and revealed the team’s process for creating the frightening situations Low and Alone encounter. She also hinted at exciting future plans for the *Little Nightmares* franchise. Please note that this interview has been shortened and clarified for easier reading.